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| Africa bright spot in Bush foreign policy legacy (Reuters) |
| Thursday, 14 February 2008 | |
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Reuters - President George W. Bush called
Africa a "continent of potential" on Thursday as he prepared to
visit one of the few regions where he can claim foreign policy
successes in a legacy dominated by the Iraq war.
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